e.g. | i.e. In today's lesson, learn how to use the abbreviations e.g. and i.e. correctly. These little abbreviations can cause a lot of confusion. Have you ever seen them in reports, articles, journals? After today's lesson, I'm sure you'll start spotting them here and there. Take the test at the end of the lesson and be sure to leave me your score in the comments below! Check out a recent video comparing other confusing words here: 16 Confusing English Words https://youtu.be/3pjzONZ_trY _________________________________________________________________________ 🚀If you SUBSCRIBE to my channel and turn on those NOTIFICATIONS, you'll never miss a lesson. 📚 LEARN ENGLISH WITH ME IN GRAVOTION: ✅ Complete B1 to C1 English grammar course made from my most popular videos ✅ 200+ PDFs and practice worksheets, downloadable to study at your own pace ✅ Private community of English learners worldwide ✅ Learn on your schedule with lifetime access 👉 Start learning today at: www.gravotion.com I hope this lesson is helpful! Thank you very much for watching 😊 Arnel Spotify's terms and conditions: https://support.spotify.com/au/artists/article/merch-guidelines/

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